This would enable me to hook up DVD player and VCR player to OLD TV?
30384
Yes as long as your TV has a video and audio hookup. (white, yellow and red inputs).
30385
If your old TV has RCA type inputs ( RED, WHITE AND YELLOW ), this item will work to hook up three different things as long as they have the RCA plugs on them.
30386
It has worked for me. As long as the TV has one set of connections you can use this to connect multiple devices.
30387
yes, that's exactly what I hooked up, my vcr, and dvd player. It works just fine
1701941
You would need a video card or a device that has rca plugs. Its almost a dead technology, so ebay probably
1126298
You could run the red yellow and white from roku to an RF Modulator, then coaxial out from the RF modulator to a really old tv. Amazon sells the RF modulators.
1424075
It should work with any audio source with outputs. VCR -> CEENEE-> Amplifier/receiver
1005818
You might try it. I don't think that is what it was made for, but it does a good job from an older VCR to the new TV. Good luck.
673651
Right now I only have the vcr/dvd combo player hooked up to the tv as well as the cable tv antenna and I still have three ports left . One is an HDMI port the other is a USB port and the other one says PC-IN RGB . So it looks like you may be able to hook all of those things up to this TV .
1667301
I bought it to connect an older DVD/VCR player to my new Vizio TV. There were no available imputs to connect the unit so I took a chance. It works perfectly for my needs. It upscales old movies and discs to near HD quality. For me, it's a great solution. The connections I needed were simple RCA and none were available on my TV so this fit the bill. I hope this helps.
425731
I hooked my DVD player up through my surround sound receiver. From the looks of the back of the TV it looks like you could hook your DVD player to it.
459403
Will work with older TVs but remember you will need a digital to analog converter for the TV to receive current over the air signals.
696506
this device will help you connect a newer device(vcr, dvd, blue ray, etc.) to an older tv. new devices don't have a coaxial output and older tvs don't have composite inputs. so if your tv has a coaxial input, this will work. it does downstep the resolution, so don't expect hd quality video.
1385090
Yes Mr. Nolan if your old tv has audio and video input connectors. You need only have 3 cables, 2 for audio and 1 for video.
1483140
Not a clue.....I don't own this; bought it for someone else. But, I'd imagine you'd hook it as any previous DVD player; don't your TV's instructions give you a clue. The plugs are all color coded. Best of luck!!
805146
Yes, but only if the tv is of a certain type. You can not connect the computer to a tv that is too old. The older sets are not set up to handle the signal translation.
2030483
I used my C&E; HDMI/S-video converter to provide the input connection for two DVD recorders and old VCR through an amplifier and it works very good. I would expect it to provide a very good S-video signal to your television.
1071294
Yes, if you feed your composite signal from your vcr to a device ( a dvd recorder or a audio/video receiver for example ) that has a component or hdmi output.
681869
One of the outputs on the CRF940 is for RCA & S-Video. You should be able to connect your older tv to that output, if I understand you correctly. Take a look at the Amazon photo of the back of the box and you will see an output that may fit the bill for you.
318540
It will connect to the convertor box yes, but of course not directly to your old analogue tv input